Because President Joe Biden’s Covid policy on private companies could result in overcrowding, business groups are asking the White House to suspend the law until the end of the term.
White House staff from the Office of Business Governance and Finance held several meetings with labor, business, and non-governmental organizations last week as management conducted a final budget review. their injections. attack Covid or try every week to get the virus. It is estimated to cover two-thirds of the independent branch.
OMB officials hold several meetings on Monday and Tuesday with Business groups representing dentists, trucking companies, labor Business companies and builders, and more.
The American Trucking Associations, which will meet with OMB on Tuesday, warned officials last week that more drivers would resign instead of injecting, destroying, and giving the country too much.
The Automobile Association estimates that 37% of drivers may lose their jobs through retirement, retirement, and employment.
“The current introduction of protection orders for employers, which forces workers to be fired, will create workers’ problems for our businesses and communities, families and the businesses we work for.” Chris Spear, director, and CEO of the organization wrote the letter. at OMB and last Thursday.
Retailers are also worried the plan could lead to a reduction that could add to the pressure on workers in unemployed businesses, said Evan Armstrong, an expert on appeal at the Retail Industry Leaders Association.
“It’s a difficult holiday season, as you know, and the challenges of giving,” Armstrong said after a meeting with White House officials last Monday. “It is a difficult thing to do. It will be especially difficult during the holidays. ”
Thirty percent of vaccinated workers said they would resign in protest of a vaccine or test, according to a KFF study released last month. Goldman Sachs, in a survey released in September, said the regulation could affect the labor market. Thus, it stated that the search results are usually very high and not many people give up.
The Occupational Safety and Health Authority submitted its final bill to the OB on May 12, and the order is expected to be approved after a review of the Board.
The National Retail Federation, my truck, and a group of shopkeepers are calling on White House officials to issue a 90-day directive to companies, postponing operations until the end of January.
The Business Roundtable says it supports the White House’s defense efforts, but the system should “give employers time to follow, and that includes looking at security issues. Work, supply issues, and vacations.”
The US Chamber of Commerce, which met with OMB on October 15, asked the administration to suspend the law until the end of the holiday season. OMB officials denied the allegations during the attack.
But former OHA officials who are organizing say the company may have time to follow the rules.
During the Obama administration, OHA Deputy Secretary-General Jordan Barab said the administration could give companies up to 10 weeks, as they do in union agreements, so employees could be fully employed.
However, according to him, the time for writing weekly exams could come soon.
“OHA rules always require equipment, for example, there may not be enough appropriate mitigation measures or the employee can prove that he is trying to procure such equipment.” They can set up the first day of testing every week, but every week. in the absence of adequate distribution, they provide more time. “
In a letter to OMB Director OHA last Monday, the National Association of Manufacturers called on managers to exempt companies from requirements if they have already followed company guidelines or achieved a level of employee protection through voluntary plans. public health organization.
Robyn Boerstling, a spokesman for senior manufacturers, says the government’s demands are “non-existent and costly” for companies that already support injecting their workers. Boosting also expressed concern that companies with less than 100 employees could lose valuable assets to competitors who are not taken into account by the management.
“The design process can enable the assembly of the necessary design workforce for skilled workers and the continuation of problems, and support the need to open and repair a product,” he wrote. Boerstling said in a letter sent to the authorities last Monday.
In a letter written last week, the American Truck Association demanded that the truck release the trucks from the system, claiming that the drivers appeared to be remote workers because they did not intervene. work with all employees for days or weeks at a time.
Business sponsors have also raised concerns about exam costs, and who pays those fees. The Retail Industry Leaders Association believes that employees who choose not to resign should pay for their weekly examinations.
“If people are allowed to refuse a vaccine, and the company tests the price, there is no incentive for those workers to take the vaccine,” Armstrong said. With as many as four million unlicensed workers, the cost of testing will also increase exponentially, he said.
Accordingly, Barab said OSHA generally requires employers to pay the cost of equipment and services required under its regulations within 50 years of the organization’s history.
Business concerns over Biden vaccine performance at work came after 4.3 million workers went on strike in August, the highest level of employment in two decades.
Goldman Sachs says the law will increase employment by reducing Covid exposure and reducing the health risks posed by labor participation, increasing the number of up to five million workers who have left the labor market since the outbreak of the disease.
Global chains are also affected by the growing number of diseases related to the demand for sustainable goods, factories closed in places like China and Vietnam, and a shortage of truck drivers and coastal specialists.
The White House says there is little it can do to address technical problems such as the growing demand and the increasing number of foreign firms. But it has recently taken steps to help, such as making a deal to keep West Coast major cities open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.